Two Faces of Power¶
Bachrach, P., & Baratz, M. S. (1962). Two Faces of Power. American Political Science Review, 56(4), 947-952.
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Mechanisms¶
- Point-at-Issue Intake Form
- This is where the party who controls the form controls the frame: a leading type menu or a biased template quietly steers what the dispute is allowed to be about, a mundane instance of the mobilization of bias that any agenda-setting device carries.
This sourceDescribes agenda control through a mobilization of bias that keeps some issues outside the decision process.
- This is where the party who controls the form controls the frame: a leading type menu or a biased template quietly steers what the dispute is allowed to be about, a mundane instance of the mobilization of bias that any agenda-setting device carries.
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